To whom is your hotel/accommodation accessible? People who use a wheelchair People who are deaf People who are blind People with autism People with asthma
Is there level-access route (might include lifts) from the road to the rooms?Yes, to certain rooms
Are there any facilities that guests who use a wheelchair cannot reach?Yes
Are there designated parking spaces for people with disabilities?No
If you offer free transfers to guests, do you have a wheelchair accessible vehicle?No
Are assistance/guide dogs allowed in the hotel/accommodation?No
In the rooms, is there a level-access (roll-in) shower?Yes, in certain rooms
In the rooms, does the toilet have support handrails?Yes, in certain rooms
Are wheelchairs offered to guests who do not come with their own?Νο
Mangia's Pollina Resort is a wheelchair-accessible hotel that includes specific disability-friendly accommodation units. It also provides a lift for convenient access to the beach.
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Summary of reviews related to the 'Accessible' categoryMangia's Pollina Resort receives mixed reviews when it comes to accessibility, yet several positive points highlight its inclusiveness. The resort features easy beach access via elevators, making it hassle-free for guests with mobility challenges to enjoy the seaside. The swimming pool also offers wheelchair-friendly entrance points. Guests appreciated the resort's senior-friendly environment, accessible parking areas and the playground designed for children.
Despite some logistical challenges such as the absence of elevators in certain hotel areas, efforts are made to accommodate guests with electric cars for easier navigation around the premises. Golf carts are available to assist those with reduced mobility and the structure itself is well-maintained and equipped with various accessibility features.
However, the resort faces criticism due to the lack of ramps and elevators in some parts, which can be inconvenient for wheelchair users and children in strollers. The accessibility to the children's pool is also noted as problematic. Although the hotel has great potential, addressing these issues could significantly improve the experience for guests with disabilities. Show more
